REASONS FOR PURCHASE I love MAC cosmetics in general, I love blusher, but I always give 'shimmery / sparkly' products a wide birth. Most of the mineralise blushes are indeed shimmery, but if you chose carefully, they aren't overpoweringly so. I've added a few mineralize blushes to my collection, most of these from limited edition collections (MAC bring out a few each year), although there are some mineralize blushes in the permanent range too. They're a couple of pounds more expensive than the standard MAC powder blushes, and generally a bit smaller, but a pot will still last you ages and they're nice for bumping up your collection. ABOUT ...  Read the complete review

Product: MAC Mineralize Blush, Limited Edition, "Quite Cute" Range Name of the colour: Giggly Price (at the time of purchase): £18 I should let you all know before I start that I am a make up junkie from the most premium make up to the cheapest, I am on a mission to try it all. This year in April, MAC launched their "Quite Cute" Range for the Spring/Summer Season. The range was limited edition and featured an array of products in pastel and muted spring colours such as: pinks, mint greens and lavender. I decided that I wanted to try the range and decided to buy a mineralize blush I ended up opting for a blush called ...  Read the complete review

This costs £17.50 and can be bought from Mac counters in Selfridges or Debenhams or from the Mac Cosmetics website and is available in six shades. The shade i have is called Dainty, which is a light pink colour. They come in a black case with a clear lid just like the usual blushers that Mac sells except they are twice the size than Mac's normal blushers so you do get a lot for your money. Straightaway when you look at this product you notice how different it is to normal blushers. Firstly it has a domed appearance so it isn't completely flat. Also it has a bit of a marble like appearance with little swirls going on so it doesn't have that one ...  Read the complete review

MAC make the best blushers in my opinion and the mineral blush are fantastic. There is a range of shades available, and occasionally there are blush duos released with half being blush and the other half a mineral highlight. From peach shades through to deep pinks, there is a colour for everyone, and as with all MAC products, they are suitable for various skintones. The blushers are densely pigmented so light handed application is needed, especially for the more vibrant shades. I tend to use MAC 187 brush for initial application and then use the 182 brush to buff the product to give a dewy, non caked finish. You can build the colour up as needed to give the ...  Read the complete review

A sweep of blush across your cheeks followed by a light dusting of highlighter is the easiest way to achieve a healthy, flushed and glowing face. For some, this technique can take a while to master - Which highlighter shade matches my blush? How can I make sure the two products are blended together well enough? For those still practicing, or simply low on time, MAC's "Mineralize Blushes" are here to lend a hand. With one quick stroke your cheeks are perfectly enhanced with a shade thats foolproof and perfect for your skintone. The "Mineralize Blushes" are mineral packed powders which are baked to create a concentrated, yet lightweight ...  Read the complete review